Zacuti Lusitani Opera omnia, In Duos Tomos Divisa [Abraham Zacuto, complete writings, in two volumes], Lyon: Sumptibus Ioannis-Antonii Huguetan, 1644. First volume. Latin.
First of two volumes. All of Abraham Zacuto writings concerning medicine. Facing the title page appears an etching – portrait of Abraham Zacuto (See: A Jewish Iconography, Alfred Rubens. The Jewish Museum, London, 1954, no. 2241).
Abraham Zacuto (1575-1642), Jewish doctor and author. Native of Portugal, one of the Marranos, as a Christian was named Manuel Alvarash. Zacut studied medicine and philosophy in Spanish and Portugese universities and worked as a doctor in Lisbon for 30 years. In 1625, fear of the inquisition led him to flee to Amsterdam. When he arrived in Amsterdam he started his scientific work. His particularly accurate clinical descriptions of the plague, diphtheria, skin rashes and malignant tumors are outstanding. [71], 984, [31], 37 cm. Good condition. Staining.

De Spoliis Templi Hierosolymitani in Arcu Titiano Romae Conspicuis Liber Singularis. Arcum ipsum & spolia templi in eo sculpta tabulae in aes incisae exhibent, Hadriani Relandi. Utrecht, 1716. Latin and some Hebrew and Greek.
Research concerning the treasures which were looted from the Second Temple in Jerusalem, as presented in the "Victory Parade" on the Arch of Titus, Rome. Accompanied by seven etchings, amongst them folding etchings of the Arch of Titus and the Temple Menorah. The etchings were made by Jan Goeree, after the works of the Dutch artist Bonaventura van Overbeek.
Hadriani Relandi / Adriaan Reelant (1676-1718) – Dutch geographer, cartographer and philologist, of the first orientalists. Professor of Semitic languages in the University of Utrecht as of 1701 and a teacher of Jewish History. [4], 138. [26] pp + 7 plates (four are folded), 16.5 cm. Good condition. Minor stains and tears. Tears and damages restored with adhesive tape to the Titus Arch etching; tear to Menorah etching. Original parchment binding.

Lettera apologetica a sua eccellenza il signor marchese N.N., amico del signor avvocato Giovambattista Benedetti..., nell' occasione di certo libello diffamatorio contro agli Ebrei venuto alla luce sotto il titolo di Dissertazione delle Religione e del Giuramento degli Ebrei fallacemente attribuito al detto Sig. Avvocato. Printed by Alberto Pazzoni, Mantua, 1775. Italian.
Treatise is a defense of Giovambattista Benedetti, published anonymously following a booklet by the name “Dissertation on the birth and oaths of the Jews” which slanders the Jews and which was also published anonymously and attributed erroneously to the same Benedetti. VII, [1], 110 pages, 26 cm. Fair to good condition, stains on title page and in page margins, tears in the margins of several pages, light moth damage.